No, never heard of one.
Know it only as the ferry-port town, now so strongly associated with refugees, human misery and charity collections.
I like Callie and considered Callista at one point. Similar names, widely recognised as human names, include Calliope, Callia, Calla (well, flower name), Clara and Cleo. Or Carrie, Connie, or Camille (French pronunciation Ca-mee and Cami would be a good English nickname too).
I know you've already named her but you have gone on to ask opinions. (I wouldn't do that, here or in real life, once the child has been named, as it may be hard to take negative opinions and, by that point, who cares what other people think?) You must feel differently, or you wouldn't have asked.
So my answer is, I don't like it, think the child may encounter negative reactions and personally, would consider changing to something similar that is a more widely recognised name.
I think people choose India as hinting at the exotic, mystical and well-travelled, hinting at wisdom and 'self-discovery' in a hippyish way. Paris has classical heritage, as well as referencing the city. Brooklyn and Chelsea are not good names IMO but have become fashionable through celeb association. I'm not aware of a similar association for Calais.